All my life I've been noodling around with different instruments like piano drums guitar and bass.
I'm thinking to finally actually focuse on one instrument and putting the frickin work in. I love dynamic and evolving sounds and looked for the most expressive instrument next to the human voice. So I naturally decided to go for a string instrument.
I'm determined to put the work in though if I wanna be sincere and realistic about it , if it's a violin level hard to produce a decent tone out of these I think I'll probably give up trying eventually.
Of course everything takes years to master but the amount of work it takes just to produce a decent tone on a violin is a bit ridiculous imo. I know people that played for 5 years and still sounded bad in terms of fundamental tone production.
How a cello or a viola compares when it comes to producing good sounding tones ? I'm not looking for a substitute since I already gravitate more to that frequency range and sound anyways.
Submitted December 28, 2024 at 09:42AM by nionios0speed https://www.reddit.com/r/Learnmusic/comments/1ho4xkk/cello_or_villola/?utm_source=ifttt
Javier Rodriguez
Saturday, December 28, 2024